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Guard/Defensive End Curt Merz who played in 92 games for Dallas/KC from 1960-1968...

LOTE = lesser of two weevils

Oh, duh. I should have figured that out. 

"Suddenly, without a word of warning, the report of a pistol shot rang through the room and then another..."
It was the 25th anniversary of Nebraska's admission to the Union on May 26, 1892. The Lincoln Hotel visitors were enjoying their "morning repast" when William H. Irvine fatally shot Charles E. Montgomery, president of the German National Bank of Lincoln, for having an affair with his wife.
Five months later, he was tried for Montgomery's murder in Lancaster County District Court. How did the court proceed? https://history.nebraska.gov/murder-at-the-lincoln-hotel.../
📷: Lincoln Hotel, 143 N 9th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, circa 1900.

THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 

Mary Dyer, Boston Martyr, Hanged for Being a Quaker (1660)
Dyer was an English Quaker who was hanged in Boston after repeatedly defying a law banning Quakers from the colony. Her death and those of the three other "Boston Martyrs" led to the easing of anti-Quaker laws in Massachusetts.

maybe when I was in my teens or twenties

maybe

THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 

Bare-Knuckle Fighter Dies After 99-Round Fight (1833)
In 1830, bare-knuckle prizefighter Simon Byrne, Ireland's heavyweight boxing champion, fought Alexander McKay, the "Champion of Scotland," for the right to challenge England's heavyweight champ. McKay died of a head injury shortly after losing the lengthy fight, and Byrne was charged but later cleared of manslaughter. Three years later, Byrne fought England's champion, James Burke. After 3 hours and 99 rounds, Byrne was knocked out. He died days later.

62 was a good year

maybe not for wine, but.......